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Show LOCAL UKKV1TIKS. Daniel ('. Leeka, 10 East First South. "Teeth without plates." Today's hank clearances were $230,-ofi:i,-wiich cash balances of (t 1,433. Trallie between the city and the lako was somewhat revived yesterday. J. P. Gardner, sole agent for tho Knox haf, fall styles, just received; 14t Main street. There was an increase of twelve to the membership of the First Methodist church yesterday. The street car strikers aro to be commended com-mended for their gentlemanly deportment deport-ment and general good behavior. "Tabor's"' suggested Grand opera house for Salt Lake C'ily does not inspire in-spire our eili.ens with tho idea of its speedy materialization. The ladies of St. Mark's Guild will give a reception at the rectory Tuesday evening, September 23rd. All friends of the parish are cordially invited. Tho Kcv. Mr. Lytkcn, an ex-Siberian prisoner and miner, will deliver an address at t ho First Presbyterian church tonight on "Life in 'the Siberian Mines." Tho Woman's Christian temperance union hold a meeting at the melhodist church next Pridoy afternoon in commemoration com-memoration of tho temperance crusades. cru-sades. The Liberal labor league meets iu the Federal court room this evening at which time Colonel 11. V. A. Ferguson. C. A. Stanton and Judges McDowell and Powers will deliver addresses. There will be a meeting of the Liberal labor league at tho federal courtroom' tonight. Judge Powers and others will adilross tho meeting. The Liberal drum corps will also bo present. Take vour savings to the Utah Com- mcrcial and Savings bank. !!S and 24 K. First South street. They pay 5 percent interest per annum and compound it four times a vcar. Capital, $200,000; surplus, if'.'O.OOO. Tho representation of the trades in Saturday night's parade although representing rep-resenting only in part the full number of tradesmen employed in the city certainly cer-tainly gives evidence that Salt Lake is a progressive and prosperous city. A daring thief entered tho homo of William Woods jr., of the Nineteenth ward Saturday night aud compelled Mr. Woods to give up a bag containing ifli") in coin. A companion bag containing con-taining $100 was overlooked by the ' burglar. The matter was reported to the police, but the thief has thus far eluded capture. While engaged in reading in his room this morning about half past one o'clock Wm. Woods, Jr., living in tho 10th ward, was robbed of $11,"). The theft was one of the boldest that has yet occurred in the city. Mr. Wood being compelled to surrender his possessions at the muz.le of a dangerous looking revolver. Another bag of $100 escaped the eye of the thief who, however, secured se-cured from the hired man $00 and a silver sil-ver watch. No clew to tho thief. |